Faith Matters is a weekly radio feature that airs every Monday on WGRT 102.3 FM. Featuring information and commentary about spiritual issues - nationally and in your local community. For further ...

Port Huron Museums is boosting tourism with a brand-new trolley, thanks to funding from the Community Foundation of St. Clair County. This bigger, climate-controlled trolley from Pigeon Forge, ...

Welcome to WGRT’s Limelight with your host Andrew Kercher. Limelight is your connection to the people influencing our culture, commerce, and community here in the Bluewater area ...

The Legacy Paper Group is reopening Paper Machine #8 at its Port Huron plant, restoring 30,000 tons of specialty paper production annually after a four-year pause. This move responds to growing local ...

In a bid to enhance accessibility for residents in need, the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) has raised the ceiling for its Direct Supportive Services (DSS) for Vehicle ...

Backups on the Blue Water Bridge are causing serious delays and traffic jams on eastbound I-94 and M-25/Pine Grove (in both the North and Southbound lanes).

Welcome to WGRT’s Limelight with your host Andrew Kercher. Limelight is your connection to the people influencing our culture, commerce, and community here in the Bluewater area ...

Are you craving a delightful summertime treat? Look no further than Downtown Port Huron’s latest addition, Elite Treats! They are open and ready to invite you to enjoy a wide variety of delectable ...

Construction is now underway on Lapeer Avenue in Port Huron between 16th and 24th streets. The $2.5 million project includes full road reconstruction, new sidewalks, curbs, and major water and sewer ...

Two men were arrested after Macomb County deputies raided two Area 51 Hookah and Tobacco shops in Mount Clemens and Clinton Township. The bust turned up 600 grams of illegal psychedelic mushrooms, 10 ...

Saturday evening near Pine Grove Park and Prospect Street in Port Huron, police responded to a shooting involving two people in separate cars.

On June 27th, Lexington locals can enjoy a free evening of award-winning country music at Patrick Tierney Memorial Park, just steps from downtown.